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Osram Flash-Disc Auto |
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Manufactured or assembled in from (After) 1982 to (After) 1982.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 5205
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Chronology of cameras Osram
Osram présenta un prototype d'appareil à Disc lors de la Photokina de 1982, à la surprise générale.
Le déclencheur est situé à l'arrière de l'appareil. Au repos, il est protégé par la partie coulissante qui masque le flash et sert de poignée.
L'obturateur est ouvert 6 sasn flash et à pleine ouverture avec le flash.
The name Osram is a contraction of "Osmium" and "Wolfram." Osmium was a metal used from 1898 for making lightbulb filaments, while "Wolfram" is another name for Tungsten, which began to be used in 1905 as a replacement for Osmium.
Osram's mission is to manufacture light sources, starting from the production of materials.
It was in 1932 that Osram began manufacturing the Vacublitz flashbulb. The brand's white and orange boxes date back to 1919.
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